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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26

gu ~bsfafen. Inn nun u~nieren g0rratb BON 5errer>
idnel ale u1S9lid aus3upertauen, tuerben 10
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

TuBrrE To a GOop NAN.-rnE MASON
CuEEEsrONpENT rEtLs riiE DEMOCRAT
SOMETHING ABOUT 1upoE WOODBURY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
souTn BUCKFIHLD.

We sometimes hear men speak ofhav'
lng "clsse shave" recall one time IN
the army Oi h.ylug close shave. One
dark night after an engagement several
corps % NE army were on The reircAt.
The desplsci cavAlry-ih,t was often sent
on dangerous expeditions or raids Into TIE
cnemy's country, must lead In the advance
OF the army, mOautsi on dismoanled must
participate 10 battle. must pursue TIE enc
my In The event OF victory. and cover re-
treat IN case 81 disssi,r-wa. Teargu,ri.
The UulOn and rebel forces were close
together. I was one ola temporary plcktt
line formed. The line of plckc,s probably
grafually retired without orders. only
know iha, after time I was suddenly
confronted by q body OF men cviien'ly
rebels posting picket line on The very
line 80 lately The Uulon picket line. !
Compensated The siiuailon a. once AMI
thought discretion the better p,fi OF 'sior'
I hastily And carefully refined my horse be-
side the road ani allowed our qaondam
friends - pass uuchallenged AMI lost no
time Ia reaching the Union lines "eross
lots"
WoaA 4, no, be = notable event In our
coan,y's history were each political party
10 head their respective tickets win Tue
same nominee A. Ia 80. namely, Cleveland
blaine. 81. John aud Batter. IL oeftilny
looks that way now.
Reader, did you ever see anything more
degrading 10 the human than = drunken
persorl For,ihe time being irresponsible,
Oereii ofthapwhich eleysies man above the
level of the beast 81 reason. ca which
side OF this question ought your moral IN
nueuec 20 be exeriedf
Twas reading that the potato bugs were
taking vacation. am i-eilncd - ,hlnk
ihA, such vaeaslon II pstmaneat Tor TIE
year isss.
Two fast PAGERS have been sold around
here this season for high prices. Al Rob.
lnson's AMI Is Maxlmis.
George II. brigham. early In ths sea-
sou, disposed OF pair OF matched ycafl'
log colt. fOr the fancy price OF 500.
Chss. Merrill has good sucking colt
20; BY Sam Records Prescott. .
How poor our memory sometimes IL. i
hear ofa lady going % THE city 10 consult
a popular physician aud ,fter getting there
forgetting all about her prime object In
visiting the city.
Herb Record has returned TO New York
10 work.
The hsym,kers are small minority oui
still they exist 49,
The writer has brood SOW with litter
OF eleven pigs.
Az. Roberts has nye horse kind aud
would like % eel some.
Herb. Record has ine COW Tor sale.
Sweet corn Il fast maturing for the FAC.
tory.
The Batter Factory l. Aboui 10 BE- erect
ei. Pink Brown Is carpenter.
Herb. Record has stalwart looking
three-ycar-old stallion got by Young Role.
Ellis Whitman Il one OF the enterpfls-
lng farmers OF this town, who did no; sc-
qaire his fortune through horse fissh.
Charlie Allen and Thai Lsaviu procure
THAR lee Of Henry ID Irish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
GREENWOOD.

Oracle Eumons died The 5th. inst. and
wss buried he following Tuesday. Ser
vl.es performed ~ Rev. Miss Caroline
Angel. Deceased wss beautiful young
lady, sgtd about ~. Few years ago,
when W attended SABBATH school A. The
City. Oracle Was jast blooming iui0 wom'
suhood. and one % The best scholars 10
school. always In her class, and her les
sous perfect In slTc. she w.s somewhat
below The common stature. light complex
Ton. with curly. fsxcn hair, bright blue
sycs. ard altogether TIE very picture OF
health aud beauty. But death claimed
her for an early victim. anf there was no
Alternative but % submit % his claim.
Lat sabbath ~ stood AZ her grave. and
wept 'shecaasc death i Ia the world. The
sp0iisr l. HTaong the works OF God. AL
that i made must be destroyed; al that
Il born must de"
The other sick ones, formerly mentioned
ar getting better.
Moses swan has obtained . pension OF
ssoO. and bought Lawson Coles farm.
LAWSON i now looking about FOR another.
Meadows are good. AMI very few A'e
cgf yet
Potatoes arc sm,ll. with few In the bill.
and Areaiy being taken ~ The whlis
worm. l. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
MASON.

Monday. about noon. boy about ia
years Olt, son OF Joseph Seribner, OF TIT
place. WAS missing from home. or hi'
whercAh0u.s be father knew n0ihlugi or
search being male hc WAS heard nom SONS
two niles nom home on The road leading
% West Bsihel. then on the meadow ROAD
going toward Albany. Beyond that moth
lng could b. learned. bit the search being
continued be was found Al Sylvanus Ben
ueii's. Ia Albany. where hc bal stAid All
night. having walked A. least i've miles
lie aid be wAs al right.
Good bay weather now. Oar meadows
prtsent 4 busy scene; much grass % b.
cut vet, very heavy second crop.
Simon wArtwell, Of O.lsdeld, has bcer
In town buying few cattle. Price rather
lower than l.si year. Cows rom $50 q
$50 each beef 4 I. 2, 5. c 20 9 i's dollars
Der CWt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

G. II. Cumming. shipped. Friday, asee'
Odd car load OF boxes. 10 RlchmOui. Ne
,o the ifm % william y. Morgan & Go.
This car oon,aired about 200 boxes ready
10 nal.
The afm OF Mlllst, Fuller have once
more secured the valuable services OF 4.
v. SWEET. th,lr former genial and popular
clerk. This nfm Is ieseryiugly among
the nrst AMI most highly palronlzed OF any
In the ylllsgr. The boots. shoes, etc, al
ways answer fully the representations un'
der which they were purchased. In the
choice OF salesman they spare neither
money nor trouble % secure the ons most
appreciated by the public. We cougraiu.
late the frm, and most heartily commend
Mr.. SWEETS choice between Maine and the
West.
Josiah Dauforih, OF Council Bluffs. lows,
after very pleasant visit with his brothers
and sisters. started for Iowa Saturday.
lie will visit his brothers, william and Jo'
seph Danforih, at North Stra,ford. ". H.,
on the way.
Mrs. John II. Horne and son Irwin, re-
turned 20 their home In Portland, after
= three weeks visit with her father, Capt.
Amos Noyes. accompanied by her sister
Miss Eta Soyes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
pI'CRFiEI.D

en- Prince has bcsn cnlsrslng ani re-
pairing bis store.
The Buckneli Dsying Association are
erecting = factory Tor the manufacture oi
creamery butter. They expect % con-
mencc operations the pfcsont fall.
A. the corn factory some extensive In
proyemeui. have been male % facilitate
| the canning % sweet corn. AID will start
the work wednesday. the 9Th. They vii
hAvs about three hundred acres. ~ the
present time 10 Il In hne condition.
Mlss Martha Cole has extended the bay
window up - the "a story ~ her resl'
deucc.
An Argus rooster would have been 4
typical cAricaiure Of feelings Of The II.
oluh on their return from The tournimcnt
., SO. Paris last wednesday.
Rev. II. II. I'VE. ID. ID, OF Penn, uni'
yersslist. preached a. the Methodist
church Friday evening - full house, snd
gave some excellent advice % young msn'
Mrs. c. u. brigham, OF cohAsss,,
Mass, Il making a dying y!sli 20 her
friends whose name are legion.
Mrs. Sllas Mitchell has returned from
her visit OF several weeks to Mass.
SIR. DNilne Spaulilng. OF Cape Eliza
beth, IL spending short vacation among
the scenes OF his childhood.
T. 4. brigham, Esq, Of Portland Gus.
tom House, Il In town, and IL the guest OF
his daughter. Mrs. belle Suliy.
NJ. &. Perclysl. J. y. Jeweii and II. G.
Jswe,, and wife, OF Auburn, spent The
Sabbath here.
An interesting game OF base ball Was
played AZ Jersey Park Saturday afternoon
between the married mems nine and The
unmarried nine. The married niue scoop
Cd the boys In 10 the time OF 80 10 10.
Mis- Geo. Holmes died NJ the residence
Of Dea 4. T.. Murioek Saturday night, AZ
ter years OF sickness and suffering, during
which, II was her good fortune 10 iall un'
der TIE care OF = devoted and self'sacrinc-
ing daughter. whose mlnlsiraiions have
done much 20 alleviate the psinful expert
euees through which she was called to
pass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
FRYRBItRu.

Tho Temperance Association held ~
monthly meeting a, the congl vcs,ry Sun
day evening.
Sir. and Mrs. Wallace y. Msson, OF
Thomaston. were In town en- Sunday.
VIII Gordon. OF Boston. IL visiting rcla'
tlves here.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jonathan ingalls,. OF Brldg.
ton, were here on Saturday.
A party consisting OF Messrs. Nuitlng.
Fife, y. shirley aud j. n Bsfrows spent
Motdiy night on the top OF NJ Balifsee
, 10 ChAthsm.
A number OF persons from this place
Joined the X. OF T.. excursion 10 the Islands
on Tuesday.
The facility OF reaching Marihas Grove
by car makes II desirable place for pic.
niles as proved By a large party on Tues
day.
Mr. whlts and son. OF Leicester. are al
Miss Pages. having Joined Messrs. White
and Marsh AZ the Mts.
Mrs. J. Deylne and daughter Ethel. OF
Dover, ~. n, are vlsltlug the late Col.
Dsvine's sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Randall.
A party OF twenty went 10 Drldgton
early Thursday morning FOR the trip down
Lake Ssbago. returning Ia The evening
They report a delightful excursion In spit"
OF the rain.
There was . well attended ana pleasant
soelable At the vcsiry on Thursday even
Ing. A part NJ the entertainment was
Lecture on sacred music by II VI. Peach
with 4 song service. An imprompiu spell
Ing match enllvened the r.si ~ ne even
inR.
NJ. J. y. siearns AMI family. % Saco,
ale AZ Mrs %. J swans TOR short time
Dr.. J. A. Swei; was In iowa one day
visiting friends Df. 8 i now director
ola hospital for the employees Of the Cana
dian pAcin: X. II
The peace OF mlui OF The ciiiEsns i
much dlsiarb. q ny the presence ~ two
suspicious. characters that are prnwllng
around houses In the night The select
men have app1lniei patrol watch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
ANDOvER.

Rev. John Su,or, ofSew York, pre- aehet
AZ the Copgl church sunday forenoon,
Aus itth.
The friends OF Rev. y. A. Botwsh gave
him a surprise party At the house OF bis
father, I. W. Bodwell. Monday evening
The band was present and furnished some
Zoe music for the occasion. Mr.. Bodwel
returns, In = few days, 10 his home Ia
Kinsley. Kan.
Willard \. Newhail intends % join the
colony OF oxford Bears AZ Caspian, Kan
next week.
There was very pleasant sociable Al
Mr.. II. q. Burgess' "Wednesday evening
under the auspices OF the Nj. l.. Society
TIE proceeds OF the evening were -.
IIsying s,ln drsgs it, weary length
along.
Grain Is fss, rlpenIur. Mach has already
been cut.
Mrs. Prank Besse and daughters. OF
Lynn. Gre visiting friends at Farmers
I'm.
CT. DsnlAp. OF Portland. was In town
last week.
Mrs. Sadie Barbour. from SO. Framing
ham, Mass, l. spending few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Merrill.
w. ID. Corson, OF Brldgton, Is In town
Lyman Abbott. Eco, OF the journal
Lewiston, Is visiting friends here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
HIRAM.

-Four persons were bspllsei on Sabbath
evening, the 18th. at East Hiram, and J,in'
ed the Methodist church.
Miss Mary Pagslsy Is quite sick NJ the
NJ. Cutler House.
on Thursday. the is1h. We had very
powerful shower.
Rev. Joseph Storer. OF Llmlng,on, will
preach =, the school house on Hiram I'LL
A. ". ard y. NJ, Aus. 2ist. II being MS
native District.
Mrs. Emellne Hubbard, widow 81 TIE
late Hon. Noah II. Hubbard. died Thurs
dsy r. NJ OF consumption, sged cs years.
she was q daughter OF the late Hon. John
KImbsii, OF Hiram. She WAS fAlthfui ana
devoted wife and one OF the best OF moth
ere. atd Kind neighbor. She enters the
land OF silence amid the regrets OF our
entire commu nifty. leaving . reputation
without 81 ain or shadow. around which
the recollection OF her many virtues VII
liuger long 10 faithful memories and lovlns
hearts.
On the ii,h the Good Templ,rs held
picnic At Riverside, . beautiful grove OF
The banks OF the Ssco.
On Aug. 10th, the children In the Sprins
District hsd . very pleasant gathering u
Marshall Springs grove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
NORTH PARIS.

n. ]. Cushman has set up his threshlnl
mschlne aud farmers are drawing graiu
several miles 70 have II thrcshed.
There Is plenty OF water now TO run Vie
mills.
Farmers are nearly all done hsyine. A
few had TO leave Tho hsylug and Gu, thelr
grain.
Grain Il turning out very light.
II. w. Dunhim has been buying cows
Cor Mr. wsrdwell.
G.. w. Chase has bought q new horse.
The farmers In this District are raising
some very nice calves.
Harris Elllngwooi has hired 10 w. w.
Dunhsm Tor ihrre months.
John Young, who has been helping w.
y. Chllds hsylng. Ia feeling quite unwell
and has quit working for him. leaving him
without help.
Miss Ruth Tucker. OF Boston, and her
sister Eva are spending the summer a.
their granimoiher's, Mrs. Lucinda Ben
s0n's.
Henry wssh5urnis selling Shaker chairs
In distant towns and fnds ready market.
Mr. washburn makes first-ciass chair.
Mr.. Levi wsshburn has returned 10 his
home IN this place In quite poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
NORWAY.


Affairs move along quietly but with con-
siderable forcs. Business Is on the IN
cfeise,-plenty OF work for all In The shoe
factories. Trade brisk Al the stores.
Farmers happy over their good luck In
housing 40 much irst quality hay, and stu
more cheerful over the expected bountinl
reward for the hard work bestowed on
their crops, In the way OF the best OF In
gatherings this fall.
The store lately occupied by Col. iIough-
ton A. the oxford BOOK Store, IL being
thoroughly remodsled for boot and shoe
store. II will shortly be used by j. y. Allen.
n. l. Crockett has returned from bis va.
cation At Porusu5, much Improved in
health.
Stevens has moved Into the shop, on
bridge street, lGtely occupied BY Bailey,
aud Is having more blacksmith business
than he can attend 10.
Good progress Il being made on the
Masonic baiIdlpg. The frame II nearly up
and tAe work IL taking on 10 itself the Ike
ness OF an immense structure. There u
no doub. that Il will be one OF the beet
buildings ia the village.
Hon. A. n Klmball and Wife visited ~
Yarmouth Sunday.
n N f.eOrov has commenced work on
hi. hou.- on Maple street He viii have,
vhrn lal,htd. comfortable aud oonsen'
lphi dwelling plsee.
The wsieffo 4 aud North Lowell stage
route has changed hands. This route has
long been owed by the Stone brothers,
who have recently sold thslr interest 10
WIN. T. Greene. Of North Waterford. We
unicrsiaud Webster II Kugofc will, Tor
thr present, b, rtagc driver.
Preparations src now In progress FOR
biz business ~ the corn factory. The corn
l. dolng fi'si rate on the 200 acres and over
planted this SESSION. The crop IL expected
- Dc lirgc.
Mr.. Mukus Y. brooke and sister, Miss
wlnul. Evans, % Poftland, have been VS.
ltlrg on Pike. Iiill =, the Brooks home
stead
Arthur Gf,,ae. our popular provlsl,B
deai.T. and wife are visiting a Mr. Green's
hume Ia Shslhurue, y. II.
frank Howe, 81 Boston, Il visiting AZ
Ill. nihrr'r, y w. lIowe's.
The sniefpilslng editor ~ the idrsrfiser
has. this week, added % Bis already vel
supplied pflailng establishment, another
new press.
IIoa waldo pci,engin Was In town this
week
Considerable Interest was msnlfss,ed In
the base ball game on The fair grounds, bc'
tween the Ox.ofis aud Gfays.
Mrs &. u. Cummings, Mrs.. Charles
Tlbbs,ls sad two laughter. OF fryeburg,
drove To Lewiston and Auburn Friday.
The following T. a lisi of the tax payers
In Norway who contribute 20 the public
funds rot iessthsn $500, for TIE ear issI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
HEBRON.

Only one church bell was rung Sabbath
DAY, and some were late. while Others re
mAined Al home. Arrangements will soon
be male 20 have less Inconvenience. Six
~ dollars worth OF Sabbath school books
have arrived, aud n they are satisfactory,
more money will be raised At once. "A
nice book case Is expected for them BY the
time the librarian, &. II. Dodge, Will have
them marked.
Monday Robbie Glover EEL about twelve
feet. from a scsnold, and struck on bis
head. lie recovered better than could
have been expected. Three children were
on the ladder. sud as be slipped In stepping
on, his cousin Gsrtle caught him by The
feet, but could not hold him. All were
greatly frightened. . -
Qalie q large number OF students have
been here this week for rooms. There
will be no trouble findlng oharce 10 bo.rd,
bat some are tired OF cleaning up after
r0omers. ~
Hiram G. Dsrrows, OF Auburn, AMI hls
brother George, OF Newton, Mass, were
In town Saturday, The 18Th.
Rev. Mr.. Mayo. OF Paris, was In towp'
Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Harden arrived home We'd
nesdsy from her visit TO Boston.
A very handsome stone has been placed
BY the grave OF ID. Y. Pratt IL Is from
the yard OF NJ. NJ. 0'Connor, OF Norway.
z l.. Packard has eighteen hives ofoees.
Mrs. J. ID. Sturtevlnt has been qlite
sick for few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
FAST SUMNER.

Bsrrows Poet. q. A. H., West Sumncf,
will hold q Camp Fire In Andrews drove.
on Tuesday. ans. 3o.h. The Post Will
furnish baked beans, coffee. etc. and 9TH
crs will bring their luueh baskets vel all
ei that All may have a good picnic dinns T.
So. Paris baud furnishes music, am The
Poe, there 1, invited 10 participate In The
exercises. Every body cordially Invited
- attend AMI erj)y = hsppy occasion.
The Post has lately received several Adti'
lions from Y. Sumrcr.
Prof. l. VI Robinson has made Aso,h'
addition 20 the Good Tcmplar's library OF
about $50 volumes. The library Gov num-
bers nearly 1900 yo,umss, the greater part
Of which have been furnished by Mt ROB.
lnson. IIls Kindness and generosity VII
ever Ds hep; la remembrance. Ddring
BIZ rccsn, trip 10 Germany be collected
many souvenirs Of Interest 10 scholars and
lovers OF travel aud adventures. Toe
lodge IL erjoylns - usual harmony and
prosperity. hLocth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
STATE PIcK-UPs.

A seIzsre OF liquor. amounting 10 over
dry gallons, was made In Gardiner wed
nesdsy.
A strike OF weayers 8, Lockwood Mill,
wa,erylile, WAS soon settled by the en-
ployes returning TO work =, the oil rates.
Jerry True and q small boy were struei
by the Flying Yankee a. crossing In
Richmond, and True was lrjarei 80 he
probably can not live.
Jalrus Dollef and son have sued the town
OF Mount Vernon FOR ss, 700, FOR damages
and bodily injuries sustained 10 an a:ci-
dent ON The highway = few months since.
The North Atlantic Squadron, Admlrs
Luce commanding. Is AZ Bar lisfbor, whers
II will remsln for q few days. Secretary
whitney arrived 50 BAR Hsrbor wednes'
day evening.
Al two O'Clock Monday morning bur
glars were discovered trying TO effect an
entrsuce 20 the Peoples National Bank, nj
wA,eryIlle. Shots were exchanged be-
tween the burglars and officers. The cleo
tric light circait had been cut, leaving the
streets In darkness.
The Lsris,on Journals synopsis OF crop
reports from all parts OF Maine shows that
the hay crop will be twenty-five per ecu,
more than last year. or fruit there viii
be less than half the average crop. Oi
corn there will be- no increase over The
average. The potato yield will be about
the same - last yesr. oats promise 10 be
above the average, bat are rusting.
TIE Pooh " FAMILY The trienniil re.
union OF the Poor.o family this year VIII
be September ltth, 10 Hsverhill. the beiu'
tlful city on the Merrimsck In Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
EAST WATERFORD.

Fred Stone has sold The stage route D..
tween Waterford and Norway 90 william
r. Greene. A. q. Morse drives betwe, n
SO. Waterford sni Rice's junction.
J. II. Haskell. with two men, hxs taken
machinery Tor turning bowels IN q mill
In Beihel. for q few weeks, where he has
bought lumber.
Josiah Danforth. ofcouncii Biur.. Iowa.
and his brother james, 90 Norway, were
In The place The 18Th
Calvin SlsaFns, Of Lowell. was In town
lsss week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
UPTON.

There has been quite an amount OF uaS'
a a. .nd from Upton during The week.
Mrs. wI'bar. OF Elmwood. MSS, ssls'
ting Der sisters, Mrs Bragg and MIS- 40
hJtt.
w. W. KllgOre. OF Newry, now primer
rsl OF a school In the western county WI
In town "Wednesday.
Rev. III. Preston and sister, OF COM
have been In tails vicinity several DAYS
With a party from Albany. -,
One hundred and INV were AZ enarSl
Sunday. 10 hear an excellent sermon o,
NJ. Williamson from the text. "6row "
GRACE. ant in the knowiedge OF our Lof'
ana Saviour. Jesus Christ"
David G. Brooks l. qaiie sick
Psrley wight. who has been connneu 70
TIE house All sumner with raeum.'isn' Is
able 20 ride out.